Phil, Realize that the BP is a reading device rather than an MP3 player, although it supports Mp3 files. The file transfer software marks each Mp3 file using the Printing House's own phrase detection software so users can move to relevant and meaningful points in an audio reading or presentation. Folders and their contents can be transferred using the send to menu in Windows. Kelly ----- Original Message ----- From: Fil To: bookport@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Sent: Saturday, February 10, 2007 6:27 PM Subject: [bookport] help for a new user Just got my new Book Port and already come across some issues ... 1 I am assuming, having tried it, I cannot place my CF card in a card reader and drag and drop, and bP will cope with this? **Come on APH! 2 I note I have to use the USB cable which comes with the unit and not a similar cable? Huh? I assume either it has a chip or some kind of special connections inside? Strange as if I use my existing lead my PC notices something has been plugged in. 3 I don't seem to be able to find a way in the transfer software to select directories and drop them on the BP? NB They are compatible files. **Come on APH, this is such a fundamental thing to do! Surely I don't have to go to the pedestrian way of creating directories on the BP and drag and dropping individual files? This will take forever!!! I have several directories neatly set-up containing music, text and an audio book. It'll take forever having to create directories and moving over each ****ing file! 4 Oh, how to I lock my keypad. 5 Finally, what is the upper limit of CF card that BP will take? I'm used to using an mp3 player with a SD card which Windows just gets on with and treats as an external drive. I usually avoid anything that has "special" associated with it but I was "sold" BP. I hope I don't regret it. As light fades, vision increases Blind people have vision I cannot see you, Cannot see you seeing me, Equality reigns. "Just because you can't see it, doesn't mean its not there!"